Recent content by BionicSniper

Like others have said, grind/polish the surface, hit it with acetone or something similar, etching primer, then paint.

What are the advantages to this over just making your own legs? Speed?

It looks like nylon webbing like you would find used as straps and reinforcement in military gear and backpacks. I pay about 40-50 cents a foot for super high quality 2inch and 25-35 c/ft for the 1inch stuff. That is for brand new top grade stuff though. I would say you have 60-100$ there.

Wiha sells all of their cases open stock. DeWalt hard/soft cases can be ordered through their parts department.

I picked up something similar to those and it worked just fine. Mine was similar to the ryobi version. After I used it twice I realized that I could have done just about everything with a tri-square faster than with that jig.

Rebar or angle steel. DIRT cheap and plentiful!

When I start a project everything is spotless, but the work area gets dirtier and dirtier until the job is finished. Once it is done the area is spotless again. The only real exception to that is when I am working with stuff that needs to stay clean, stuff like painting and grime sensitive...

Nice armor plates!

Get that radio too!!!

There is not much that you can do after late winter early spring. The best way to deal with them is to treat all standing water in the area before temperatures get to a point that the egg's will hatch.

What was the cost to have the building erected? Was that included in the 10K or additional?

I was going to get that stuff soon anyway, all 3 for the price of one!

Is there anyway I could get a better shot of the 89$ generator?

I just finished my front brakes and will begin derusting my springs tomorrow. I use a modified computer power supply that I use to use for ham radio.

While I do not use any of their insulated tools, I have almost their entire line of ESD safe tools for use on electronics. I have found nothing that works as well and the tips are incredibly durable. Now their magic ring hex tools however... The 'magic ring' portion has a tendency to break.